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Edwardsville Intelligencer

Location

Edwardsville, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1931

Page

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Ernest Cassens May Be Ordered Out Of Home

A Madison County Circuit Court injunction hearing set for September may force Ernest Cassens of 100 Hillsboro Avenue Edwardsville from his home. Three raids in 15 months yielded confiscated property and a temporary restraining order to close the residence. The injunction would bar occupancy and protect liquor fixtures on the nuisance premises pending a full ruling.

offherr Ernest Casgens Hillsboro Avenue Edwardsville tn oan Madison County States A. C. Bohm Orrent Simon Kellermann cfrcuit Bolin Bohm Rothester Minn Circuit Court Jesse R. Brown Brown welt iy Sterifé Peter Fitzgerald

Eaton Estate Finalizes $100638 Balance In Probate Report

Final report on the George Dohnton estate, former head of Western Military at Alton, approved by Judge George W. Crossman. Receipts total $197,296.86 with after expenses $160,638.58 remaining under Alton National Bank as trustee. Estate earned $28,880.21 since May 7, 1930 and paid $1749.90 in inheritance tax. Disbursements against the principal totaled $36,668.28.

George Do hnton Western Military Alton George W. Crossman Madison County Cireuit Alton National Bank Hacel Eaton Gaveston Russell Eaton Alton National Bank of trustee Baton

State Patrol Officer Injured in Motorcycle Crash

Patrolman Morris Riechman of Chester was critically injured when his motorcycle ran off a curve at the junction of Routes 112 and 160 yesterday afternoon. He is expected to recover despite fractures of the left pelvic bone and a broken right leg below the knee. An X ray showed pelvic fractures. internal injuries possible but not confirmed. Ed win R Meyer of St. Louis, in whose car the motorcycle skidded, posted a $500 bond for future appearance before Justice of the Peace Joseph Watter.

Morris Riechman Chester H. C. Tietze Bieckman gall Bleckman Edwin R Meyer St. Louis Justice of the Peace Joseph Watter Mr. Meyer

Resumed Work On New Douglas Road This Week

Concrete pouring resumes on the Livingston New Douglas hard road after rain and shovel breakdown delays. Mixers operate about three miles west of New Douglas with over a mile laid on the west end. Bridges are about 75 percent finished and bids set for September 5 for a Vaughn’s to Route 160 road.

Livingston-New Douglas New Douglas Madison County Board of Supervisors Edwardsville McCarths Construction Company Prairetown Vaughn's place Wood River Bethalto Central Oneieeting Company Troy

Prohibition Agents Face Charges in East St Louis

Walter J Carroll deputy prohibition administrator for the district faced formal charges for entering homes without warrants. The charges were prepared at the request of Amos W Woodcock director of the Prohibition Bureau in Washington and to be forwarded by Congressman Charles A Katch. The issue arose after agents seized $100 in a raid and refused to return it until ownership was established.

Mast St. Louis watianta Walter J Carroll prohibition Washington Charles A. Katch Karel Amos W. Woodcock Prohibition Bureau Carroll

Railroad Detectives Slain by Negroes in St Louis

In St Louis Illinois on August 22 a railroad detective Elbert P. Mankin was shot dead while confronting six youths who attempted a holdup. Police chased two fleeing suspects as three robbers were arrested shortly after, all held in jail as suspects.

St. Louis Elbert P. Mankin Mankin jall

New York Mobilizes After Gangland Rampage

In New York City a brutal payroll holdup sparked a 90 minute gun battle across five miles. Six criminals and a chauffeur died, a four year old girl Gloria Lopey died, and 11 were wounded as residents and officials rally to crack down on crime. Police and bystanders witnessed a scene of wrecked cars, discarded weapons, and mass fear along the Harlem River corridor. The violence followed earlier gang murders in Little Italy and coincided with the release of the Wickersham report on crime costs.

New York Gloria Lopey Michael Veneghallo Little Italy Harlem Wickersham

Granite City Legion to Attend State Convention Delegation

Granite City Post American Legion names four delegates for the state convention in Peoria. The quartet, three couples with their wives, plans to depart next Saturday for the meeting. Delegates include Mr and Mrs Harry Montague, Mr and Mrs Harry Grosjohn, Mr and Mrs Blea Breckenridge, and George B. Smith.

Granite City Post American Legson Peoria Mia Harry Montague Harry Grosjohn Blea Breckenridge George B. Smith

Last Gang Here 10 Puts Up Gable for Phone Line

Eleven linemen from American Telephone and Telegraph arrive in Edwardsville to stretch the final cable section between Vandalia and Edwardsville as part of a Terre Haute St Louis transcontinental line. Crew prepares repeater station work, battery installation, switch boards, and interior decor for the Edwardsville facility.

American Telephone and Telegraph Company Edwardsville Vandalia St Louis Terre Haute Ind Vandala Vandalla bee Une Idwaldsville

Finances blamed for man’s suicide in Illinois town

Lawrence W. Saathoff 27, of Walshville near New Douglas, drank carbolic acid Thursday. A coroner’s jury said death was self-inflicted due to financial troubles. Funeral planned Sunday at First Baptist Church New Douglas. burial at New Douglas Cemetery. Survived by wife Leona Hagerman and a newborn Duby. Saathoff had just swapped cars in Mount Olive and later traveled to Litchfield before returning near home. He was found dying by Clarence Hagerman. death occurred within ten minutes.

1ist Baptist New Douxlay Lawrence W. Saathoff Walshville New Douglas Saathof Litchfield inlaw Clarence Hagerman Mr. Saathoff Leona Hagerman Duby

Hoover praises national health for winter relief drive

President Hoover hailed strong public health reports as he prepared to move to his Rapidan camp with Walter Gifford to lead the new emergency employment relief drive. Surgeon General Cummings praised health progress, while 52 of 60 invited advisers joined the advisory committee for the plan.

Washington Hoover Hugh 8. Cummings public health service Cummings new unemployment relief organization Rapidan Walter & Gifford

Government insists Cuban trouble is over

Havana authorities announced optimism that loyalists have crushed rebel morale after recent victories in skirmishes and the capture of Gen Mario Menocal. President Machado stayed in Santa Clara seeking peace as reports of renewed fighting were denied and Havana remained largely calm.

Havana Cuba Gerudo Machado Mario G Menocal Santa Clara Gibara Alberto Herrera

Nine Boy Scouts Drowned as Boat Capsizes at Cagayan River

In Manila today Aug 22 the constabulary reported a picnic launch capsized at the mouth of the Cagayan river killing nine youths. One boy swam ashore.

Manila P. 1 lHKight Cagayan river constabulary

Prisoner Recaptured After Escape at Michigan Reformatory

Tonia Michigan August 22 Michigan reformatory reports it recaptured prisoner rank Bower 32 who had parole approved after escaping last night he now faces a mandatory term of 18 months to 3 years upon capture.

Tonia, Mich Michigan reformatory rank Bower

Illinois State Fair Opens at Springfield Amid Record Exhibits

Illinois Day drew thousands as the seventy-ninth State Fair opened with a record exhibit lineup and the largest livestock show yet. Exhibits include machinery displays the largest ever, and stock valued in the millions with some single animals tagged. Tomorrow focuses on veterans day with military bands and plane maneuvers, while politicians plan rallies and Governor Day events later in the week.

Springfield Illiinois

Madison County Probate Court to request file clerk

Judge George W. Crossman and Clerk Geo B. Smith will seek a paid file clerk for Madison County Probate Court from the Board of Supervisors on September 8. The job would replace a position discontinued about 15 years ago and be funded from excess earnings, as the court’s workload has nearly doubled since 1916 with 631 cases in 1929 and 416 estates, 82 guardianships, and 33 insane cases in 1929.

Madison County Madison County Board of Supervisors George W. Crossman Geo. B. Smith Board of Supervisors

Delinquent Tax Sale Opens September 14

County Treasurer William T. Baird prepares the delinquent tax list for September 1 publication and will seek judgment September 14 against all unpaid properties, opening the annual delinquent tax sale for this year.

William T. Baird

Sweetheart of Convicted Man Held as Accessory

Catherine Keller of Ann Arbor, aged 25, described as the sweetheart of Fred Smith, was ordered held as an accessory after the fact in the Willis torch murders. Circuit Judge George W. Sample had previously sentenced Smith, Frank Oliver, and David Blackstone to life terms for killing two young couples at Willis, Michigan. Washtenaw County prosecutor Albert H. Rapp had been preparing to release her when the order was issued.

Anon Arbor Mich Catherine Keller Fred Smith Miss Keller Smith Frank Oliver David Blackstone lfe Willis Washtenaw County Albert H. Rapp

Democrats plan caravan to aid Bruce Campbell campaign

Madison and St. Clair County Democrats organize a caravan of 40 to 50 automobiles to attend the Illinois State Fair on August 26. The purpose is to stage a demonstration in support of Bruce Campbell of East St. Louis, newly announced candidate for governor.

Madison St. Clair County Bruce Campbell East St. Louis

Chinese Flood Bulletin Details Grim Wu-Han Toll

Hankow China August 22 officials report one third of Wu-Han flood victims are killed dis eased or starving with Hankow Wuchang and Hanyang population about 1.5 million plus surrounding districts. Yangtze relief ships aid thousands but resources fall short as officials mobilize nationwide relief funds.

Hankow China Wu-Han Wuchang Hanyan Yangtze Kiukiang Nanking

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